This is designed for Resolume 7 64-bit it probably won't work with other versions! To use with Resolume, drop these. Vertical: switch from horizontal to vertical sorting.At 0, this rule doesn't apply at 1, no pixels will sort. Threshold: prevent pixels from sorting past each other if their difference is too large.Wildness: how fast/wild the sorting is.It's not perfectly "accurate", but it's still fast and looks glitchy. This ends up distorting the image in some weird ways. When the wildness is 2 or greater, I sort more pixels at a time. When the Wildness is 1, I strictly follow Baptiste's writeup, sorting the image two rows/columns of pixels at a time. To deal with this, I added a "Wildness" parameter. When VJ'ing, I want this to be faster - like one or two seconds at most. Realistically, an image will be mostly sorted after 15 seconds or so. As in, with a 1080p image, the width could take 1920 frames (32 seconds 60fps) to be fully sorted. One constraint I ran into - sorting an HD image can be subtle & slow. Pixelsorting! It looks awesome! Pixelsort your art and turn it into GLITCH ART!Īfter reading Crespy Baptiste's excellent writeup on Pixel sorting in GLSL, I wanted to build on the work he did, to implement this style of image distortion in FFGL.
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